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Cooking Worksheet 1 (Ingredients - Equipment - Containers and Quantities)

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Unit 1: Food

Cooking

 Do you know how to cook?


 Who does usually cook in your house?
 Do you have a family recipe? Which one?

Part 1 Ingredients

 In order to cook something tasty, we need all the ingredients for it! Can you identify
the ingredients for these meals?

A B

 Which ingredients does your favorite meal have?


Unit 1: Food

 These are the steps to make a recipe. Use a color to underline the ingredients in it. Can
you guess what it is? Draw it in the square below!

Steps to make __________________

1. Put the butter and sugar into a large mixing bowl. Beat together with an electric hand whisk until
smooth and light in color.
2. Break in the eggs one at a time, mixing as you break in each egg. Once the eggs are combined, add the
vanilla extract.
3. Sift in the flour and baking powder and mix in with a wooden spoon until completely incorporated. Add
the chocolate chunks and mix in until thoroughly combined. Divide the dough in half.
4. Place each half onto a large sheet of cling film. Roll the dough into a wide sausage shape and wrap in
the cling film, twisting the ends to seal. Each sausage will make nine large discs. The dough sausages
can be frozen at this point. However, if you wish to bake them straightaway, chill the dough in the
fridge for 30 minutes before use.
5. Once ready to use the dough, remove from the freezer and allow to warm up enough to slice. Preheat
the oven to 350°F/180°C.
6. Slice the dough sausage into nine discs with a knife and place onto a non-stick baking tray or a tray that
has been lined with baking parchment.
7. Sprinkle each disc with a tiny pinch of salt and bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes, or until they
are golden-brown on the edge and slightly paler in the center.
8. Remove from the oven and transfer to a wire rack to cool before serving it on a plate.

(Source: BBC Food)

Did you know?


 Canada and the United States of America use
Fahrenheit (°F) to measure temperature. However, we
use Celsius (°C).
Unit 1: Food

Part 2 Equipment, containers, and quantities

 In any recipe we will find that we need a specific amount of ingredients which will be
measured with a container like a cup or a spoon. Also, we need something to mix the
ingredients!

Equipment
 Which of the following items can you identify? Match the equipment to one of the
words below. Use a dictionary to help you.

TRAY/BAKING TRAY – BLENDER – KETTLE – FRYING PAN – COOKIE CUTTERS – PEELER – OVEN – PLATE – POT – FORK –
MIXER – STOVE – WHISK – MICROWAVE – ROLLING PIN – GRATER – GLOVE – CUTTING BOARD – COLANDER –
SPATULA – MIXING BOWL – SPOON – KNIFE – WOODEN SPOON- CAKE PAN- CASSEROLE - STRAINER

4 5 6 7
1 2
3

11
10 13
8 9 12

15 16 17
14 18 19

20
21 22
23

24 27
25
26
Unit 1: Food

Can you find some of the cooking equipment in the recipe’s steps? Use a
color to circle them. There are SEVEN words to find!

Containers and Quantities

 The ingredients are in different types of containers, but we only need some of it. When
we follow a recipe, it will tell us the amount that we need to make it.

Containers

Which types of food and drinks can we find in these containers? Write 3 examples for
each type of container.
Unit 1: Food

Quantities

A KILO
A SLICE A HANDFULL

A SPOON A TEASPOON

A CUP

A LITER A PINCH

Which types of food and drinks can we measure by…? Write 2 examples in the chart.

A KILO A SLICE A SPOON / TEASPOON A LITER


Unit 1: Food

Task
 Find a recipe of your favorite meal. Read your recipe and complete the chart

My recipe for ________________________

Ingredients

Which ingredients do we How much do we need? Which equipment do we


need? (For example: sugar, (For example: a cup, a spoon, need? (For example: a mixing
oil, flour) 100 grams) bowl)

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